Robeson Lea

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Robeson Lea,, 1811 - 1858 Robeson Lea, 1811 1858 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania

Robeson Lea,, Sr was born on month day 1811, in birth place, Pennsylvania, to Joseph Lea and Sarah Ann Lea (born Robeson).

Robeson had 11 siblings: Eleanor Robeson Lea, Anna Robeson Baker (born Lea) and 9 other siblings.

Robeson married Mary Mickle Lea, (born Matlack) on month day 1837, at age 25 in marriage place, New Jersey.

Mary was born on month day 1809, in birth place, New Jersey.

They had 2 children: Serena Lord (born Lea) and one other child.

Robeson passed away on month day 1858, at age 47 in death place, Pennsylvania.

He was buried in burial place, Pennsylvania.

Documents of Robeson Lea,

Robeson Lea, in The Boston Transcript - Sep 24 1858

Massachusetts Newspapers, 1704-1974

"... to ne, Reverend and dear Sir, gratefully aud ever faithfully yours. Geo. C. Rich. H. Dana, Ja., Committee. M. Barker, To the Kt. Rev. Horatio Southgate, Recent Df athe. Robeson Lea, Esq., formerly of the firm of Lea fc Bunker of died on Tuesday evening. He ha been engaged in the bread, stuff trade for nearly a quarter ofa century. The Pittsfield Sun report the death ot David Carson, Esq., for many ..."

Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States

Robeson Lea, in An Historical and Genealogical Account of Andrew Robeson, of Scotland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania,From 1653 to 1916

"... also became a member of the Union League in 1866. 545- ROBESON LEA (Sarah A., Peter, Jonathan, Jonathan, Andrew). b. Aug. 4, 1811, at d. Sept. 21, 1858, at m. July 11, 1837, Mary Mickle Matlack, d. Oct. ..."

Publication place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Robeson Lea, in The Daily Exchange - Sep 24 1858

Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers, 1791-1963

"... steamer from New York likely to bo near the spot indicated, is the North Star, which sailed on the 11th, but she is copper-bottomed. Death of* Rdbcson Lea. Akc. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22. —Robeson Lea, Esq., formerly of the firm of Lea & Bunker, of this city, died last evening. He has been engaged 111 the breadstuff trade for nearly* a quarter of a century. Mr. Nebiner, the All ti-Lccompton candidate ..."

Publication place: Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Robeson Lea, 1884 - 1886 Robeson Lea 1884 1886

Robeson Lea, III was born on month day 1884, in birth place, to Robeson Lea and Serena Roberts Lea (born Sergent).

Robeson had 7 siblings: Serena Sergeant Lord (born Lea), Sergeant Lea and 5 other siblings.

Robeson passed away on month day 1886, at age one.

Documents of Robeson Lea

Robeson Lea in The Ancestry and Posterity of John Lea, 1503 - 1906

"... Sergeant, and widow of Richard Matlack Lea (No. W8) (b. Brooklyn, N. Y. 13 Dec. 1852). Residence (1905) East Orange, N.J. Children of Robeson Lea. and Serena R. (Sergeant) 2460 Robeson Lea, 7 b. Brooklyn, N. Y. 22 Apr. 1884, d. there 15 Mch. 1886. 2460a Serena Lea, 7 b. Brooklyn, N. Y. 31 Mch. 1886. 2460b Sergeant Lea, 7 b. Brooklyn, N. Y. 8 July 1891. *8B WILLIAM Lea? Joseph ..."

Robeson Lea in An Historical and Genealogical Account of Andrew Robeson, of Scotland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania,From 1653 to 1916

"... at Wyoming, X. J. m. Apr. 3, 1883, Serena Roberts Sergeant Lea, dau. of Mary ( ) William Sergeant. 2786 Robeson Lea.. 3rd, b. Apr. 22 ; 1884; d. Mar. 15, 1886. 2787 Serena Mar. 31, 1886; m. Chas. Joseph ..."

Publication place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Robeson Lea 1885 1886 New York Robeson Lea in New York City Death Index, 1862-1948

Robeson Lea was born circa 1885.

Robeson passed away on month day 1886, at age one in death place , New York.

Robeson Lea, 1845 - 1919 Robeson Lea 1845 1919

Robeson Lea, Jr. was born on month day 1845, in birth place, to Robeson Lea and Mary Mickle Lea (born Matlack).

Robeson had 4 siblings: Thomas Lea and 3 other siblings.

Robeson passed away in month 1919, at age 74 in death place.

Robeson Lea, 1872 - 1873 Robeson Lea 1872 1873

Robeson Lea was born on month day 1872, to Joseph Tatnall Lea and Anna Anderson Lea (born Cabeen).

Robeson had 6 siblings: Roberta Lea, Florence Lea and 4 other siblings.

Robeson passed away on month day 1873, at age less than one.

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Robeson LeaRobeson Lea in Newark Sunday Call - ‎May 19 1918

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... No date has been mentioned for the wedding. Plans for the wedding of Marguertte Cornolia Carr, daughter of the late Mr. and John C. Carr, of Hoboken. and Sergeant Lea, of the Infantry. U 8 A., aon of Robeson Lea, of Bouth Burnett street. East Orange. were changed owing to the foet that Mr was unable to obtain leave of from camp. The tonk place Bunday at Camp Dlx. the ..."

Publication place: Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, United States

Robeson LeaRobeson Lea in Newark Sunday Call - ‎Aug 14 1892

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... wero abss Lottle Reeves. abss Gaude and Mr. and Mr?. R. Black, of Nowark; Mrs. Higenbotham, tho Mieses and .Messrs. ot Elizabeth; Alr. ard Mrs. Loui? Mr. and Airs. Robeson Lea. Alr. Lea. the Leo. Mras Cunningham, .Mr. and Mrs. William II. Allas Camo Alra. Ewen, Miss Mabel Ewen. Mr. Ewen, of brooklyn Mr. and Mre. J R. Franco and M tas France, ..."

Publication place: Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, United States

Robeson LeaRobeson Lea in The Boston Post - ‎Sep 23 1858

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... loaded with aml whisky, went through aud was de- no injured. 'Fhe bridge has been re- and trains run as usual todav oi i Merchant. jih ia. Sept. 22.— Robeson Lea. Eq formerly of the timi of Lea Bunker, of thi city, dietl last evening. He has heen engaged ia the breadstuff’ trade the nearly a quarter of a century. Den. ..."

Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States

Robeson LeaRobeson Lea in The Daily Atlas - ‎Sep 23 1858

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... Peak gold mines, which are said to be as rich as those of California. Companies are leaving the borders nearly every day for the diggings. Challenge Philadelphia, Sept. 22. Robeson Lea, Esq., formerly of the firm of Lea Bunker, of this died last evening. He lias heen engaged in the breadstuff trade for nearly a quarter of a century. Mr. Nebinger, ..."

Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States

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